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Crypto PR Pricing Benchmark
A dated snapshot of BlockmanPR's own published package tiers, with article count and estimated reach as of August 31, 2026.
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Sponsored vs Earned Crypto Coverage
What paid crypto distribution buys, what earned media means, how labels vary by outlet, and how to audit a proposal before an announcement runs.
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Crypto PR Turnaround: What the Records Show
A buyer's guide to crypto PR timing by buying model, separating BlockmanPR's published one-day distribution statement from record-level NO DATA.
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Crypto PR Glossary
Plain-English definitions for pickup, placement, earned and sponsored coverage, Tier-1, KOL, wire, embargo, TGE and disclosure in crypto media.
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Crypto Media Map: Outlets by Tier and Region
A non-ranked map of crypto publications, regional media, wires and community channels, with a current sample from BlockmanPR's outlet directory.
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Crypto Media Language Coverage by Region
A measured view of the languages and regions declared across BlockmanPR's public outlet directory, including explicit CN, TW, KR and JP limits.
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Wire vs Crypto-Native Distribution
A buyer's guide to wire syndication and crypto-native distribution: audience, outlet choice, proof, limits, and the jobs each route handles best.
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KOL vs Influencer vs Paid Placement
Compare crypto KOLs, influencers and paid media placements by trust, reach, disclosure, proof and the buyer goal each one serves.
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In-House Comms vs a Crypto PR Agency
A decision guide to hiring in-house or using a crypto PR agency, covering ownership, media access, variable demand, proof and a practical hybrid model.
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Distribution vs Earned Editorial
A practical decision guide to paid distribution and earned editorial: what each buys, what neither guarantees, and when an Asian team needs both.
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September and March: when demand for crypto coverage actually peaks
57% of genuine seasonal peaks in this market fall in September or March. Measured across 143 keywords on 3 August 2026. Plan your campaign backwards from that.
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Crypto PR search demand fell 64% in a year. The buyers didn't leave. The queries did.
Across 356 keywords measured on 3 August 2026, 327 are down year on year. Search volume is collapsing while cost per click rises. Here is where buyers went.
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